The Daily Hesperian (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 267, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 7, 1897 Page: 1 of 4
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VOL. XIX.
G-AINES VELLE. TEXAS. SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 7, 1897.
NO. 267
The
RADIANT
HOME.
"Economy is
Wealth." The
Best
Is the cheapest
A base burner
That h is n>)
Equal.
One on
Exhibition at
W.H.
KAY'S
Up-to-Date
I f aril ware
Store.
HAIR
HUMORS
Itching, irritated. »ealjr. crusted Scalpt, dry, thin.
Mid falling Hair, clesined, purlDed, and beauti-
fied by warm thampcen with Cunctrna Soar,
and occasional (!rcf»Uix» of Cdticmi, pnreit of
i r.o'llenu, the greatest akin core*.
{pticura
-.-taient will produce a clean, healthy acalp
t!i lutarlant, lustrous hair, when all elae falls.
VI thrfiujrhoot the world. FoirssDstiusCaia.
..»•, Pmpt , |i<.ntoo.
/- " Uow to produce Luxuriant Ilair," malted free.
/ . ? f;|J KTIQC with F.fitmi initutlT
• a J Oil fine by ci'TUTti Kkmkmis.
BACK FROM DENTON.
The Teachers All Returned
Yesterday Evening.
peo-
you
tint
If you
Ha vc
Something
That rvery-dav
pic want, and if
make them know
you have it, you are (in
the road to a«jreat bus-
iness success.
There is no other
*ay of telling these
people anything you
wish them t'j know
quite equal to the ad-
\ertisement in the local
weeklv.
Try
The
Hesperian.
Book Binding
Of Every Description.
Sam Hargreaves,
198 Main St.
Dallas, Texap
David Calkins,
Manufacturer of
j Galvanized
Cisterns,
Tanks.
Well Casing*,
Smoke-Stacks, Stove Pipe,
Rain-Proofs. or anything in
the sheet hietal line.
Stovis Polishid and Put Up.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Important Notice.
Hereafter the Hesperian will
require all parties having legal
notices published in this paper,
such as citations, final accounts of
guardians, administrators notices,
etc., to pay for the publication in
advance. The long delay in pay-
ing for such advertising and in
many instances no pay at all,
compels us to adopt this rnlc,
which we will hereafter strictly
adhere to.
For corn, hay, oats, call at
Patrick & Keel's. Telephone
No. 44.
d3
For Sale.
My home place, corner Denton
and Pecan streets. Will sell all
or part. John P. Hird.
The ladies of the cemetery com
mittee will give a grand concert
at the Gallia opera house next
Tuesday night. It is a grand
caupe and everybody should at-
tend. Admission 25 cents.
Call telephone No. 44 for all
kinds of fuel.
d3 Patrick & Keel.
Gainesville?
iteaill W. California £ frost
Laundry
Ih the only concern
city that gives \on
The DomestieJFinisli.
in th«
ALSO
It saves your linen, i
stylish and attractivt
N ■
nea!
Roofing, Guttering, Ridge-Roof.
Cre ting, Valley and Flashing,
Ornamental Galvanized Ridgings,
Finials, E c.
Tinware Made to Order.
One Block South of the Postoffic».
I Use the Telephone
| To all points in Texas connected
l with the Long I):stance Telephone
system. Quick connections, ex-
I cellent service, and you don't
I have to wait for a reply. Look
I for I he sign of the blue bell.
C. W. Stewart,
Local Manager.
From today will sell all of my
household furniture, carpets, bed
room suits, chairs, tables, ward
robes, kitchen furniture, dishes,
book case a-.d sof i. Also will
sell a first class piano on reason-
able time. Please call at my resi
deuce, No 419 South Lindsay
avenue. C. I. Ritchey.
Solicitors wanted for Dr. Talma^e's "The
Ksrth (iirdied," or his famous tour aroum'
the world, a thrilling story of savage and
barbarous lands. Four million TalinnKeV
books sold and "The P^arth Girdled" is his
latest and grandest. Demand enormous.
Kverybodj wants his famous hook; onl
I5ig hook, bit; commissions. A (jolii
mine for workers. Credit given. Freight
pai l. Outfit* free. Drop ali trash and sell
the king of books and make $300 a month.
Address for outfit and territory. The Do-
minion Company, Star Building, Chicago.
Patents
The North Texas Teachers'
association closed its session at
Denton yesterday and Gaines
ville's teache. s came in on the
4:35 Katy last evening.
More than 200 teachers attend-
ed the session and all report a
pleasant and profitable time.
Excellent papers were real ty
Prof. Ellis of the University of
Texas, Mrs. M. . B. Terrell of
Denton, Superintendent P. W.
Horn of Sherman, Superintendent
Gay of Denison, Superintendent
Comegys, Miss Narnie Harrison,
of the Texas School Journal at
Austin, Superintendent Kendall
of Honey Grove, and Prof. Sutton
of the school of pedagogy of the
university of Austin.
A very interesting businefs
session was held, at which it was
decided to hold a district summer
normal for all the counties consti-
stituting the association, namely,
Cooke, Denton, Wise, Grayson,
Fannin and Collin. These coun-
ties will not hold summer normals
but will support the district uOr
mal, which will be held at Sher
man next summer. The highest
honor in the gift of the association
was bestowed upon Capt. Come-
gys, that of conducting the dis-
trict normal.
The next meeting of the asso-
ciation will be held in McKinney,
on the first Friday in November,
1S98.
Superintendent F. M. Bralley
was elected president of the
association for the ensuing year.
Bulk oysters 10 centsj^ir dozen
at Baitlett & Keeler's.
Bananas, aud they/ar
Bartlett & Keeler
he^ar^fl
ne, at
doors, not of robbers," but of
stores of amusement, and the
game continued with interest until-
the hostess announced "time up,"
and awarded to the fortunate
"guesser" a beautiful book.
It was indeed a pleasant affair
and if all of the members play the
role of poetess as did Miss Al-
mond, the club's afternoons will
bq looked forward to with pleas-
ure during the winter.
Those present were: Misses
Bessie Bond, Nona Bond, Mary
Edwards, Gretehen Einseldel,
Gertrude Gilcreest, Belle Howeth,
Mary Leonard, Belle Lanlup,
Annie McKemie, Cora Metz, Eva
Metz, Doll Morris, Grace Potter,
Maunette Potter, Myrtle Praigg,
Bertha Roy, Lena Stonum, Lenna
Wesley, Mesdaraes Bomar, Lind
say, Green, Davis and Staniforth.
The club will meet next time
with Miss Blaine.
CITATION.
Bulk oysters 10
at Bartlett & Kei
.O/ents p
per dozen
Secure a Copy.
Tne publishers of "Under Both
Flags" have a patriotic purpose
to serve in the accomplishment of
which this splendid collection of
incident, story, and anecdote and
heroic adventure has been prepar-
ed, whose merits must at once
appeal to every American citizen,
that prejudice may have no part
in this work. It is a magnificent
history and should be read by
every patriotic American citizen.
Secure a copy now. It is within
your reach.
FreSu\"elvet
Bartlett & Keele
ojasses candy at
U. S. and Foreign Procured.
Eugene W. Johnson I,h*' '»
~ charity, that giving to
Solicitor and Attorney in Patent
Causes.
GLOS-
1729 New York Ave., Washing-
__ ton, D.C. Office established 1868.
: __ I Charges moderate. ^Correspond-
Read the hesperian evf "y da> i owe requested.
b1. Avery & Sons
GOOD
Phaetons,
(1arriages,
Officers Elected.
At the last meeting of the Asso-
ciated Charities the followiog offi
cers were elected:
President. Mrs John M. Mau-
pin.
Vice president, Mrs. B. R. Mc
Carty.
Treasurer, Mrs. George Y. Bird
Fecretary, Mrs. Gus McKemie.
Regarding the membership and
good to be accomplished by the
association one of the ladies,
whose whole soul is in the work,
said:
"If our citizens would realize
not
men aud
women who can help themselves
is not charity, they would s ive
many dollar^ that might bo ap-
plied where really needed. Tht-
purpose of the organized charities
is to furnish employment to tt.osr
who are able to work, and refuse
aid to those who are able and will
not. Such organizations act not
only as a preventive of pauperism,
but also as a cure. The organized
charities the past year have done
a great amount of good, but the
work has fallen upon less than a
half dozen of our women and their
financial supporters all told do
not number fifty. This is all
wrong. There should be several
hundred members and each one
should promptly pay the s mall
sum of 25 cents per month with-
out solicitation.
Gold and Silver and Precious
Stones.
The Hesperian predicts that
daring tho next two months W.
B. Kinne's jewelry store will be
the Mecca of all who.are in search
of the beautiful for holiday! preR
ents. And why should it not l,e!
If ever a pretty stock of jewelr}
was exhibited in Gainesville ho
has it. The silverware on his
shelves is worthy t»he admiration
of a qneen or W. J. Bryan. His
gold watches and rings, the latter
set with diamonds, pearls and
rubles, are calculated to make one
long for the wealth of the Vander
bilts for just a few moments. But
wealth is not needed in this em
porium of beauty. Everything is
sold at a reasonable figure. Mr.
iCinne believes in fair dealing and
disposes of his goods at fair
prices. By this practice has his
; usiness attained its present mag
nitude. He is always the first to
show the latest fancy in his line.
Trusting to an intelligent public
to appreciate his efforts he Is con
stautly adding to his stock, never,
however, neglecting the quality.
Mr. Kinne's success in the mer-
cantile world illustiates strikingly
what may be accomplished by a
watchful, careful, painstaking
business man. Tc build op by
the methods adopted bj him is an
example worthy of emulation.
The State of Texas:
To the sheriff or any constable
of Cooke county, greeting.
Hy making publication of this
citation in some newspaper pub
lished in Cooke county, Texas,
you are commanded to summon
Dorr Clark, Duncan C. Plumb,
O. W. Crawford, the Clark &
Plumb Co., Joseph Parr, W. J.
Meade, Mrs. C. O. Stevens, John
H. Kingsley, C. O. Pooler, John
H. St«rne, E. C. Lewis, Bernard
Mnyer, Antone Meye^ L. J. Dnnn
and the Rutland County National
Bank, who are non-residents of
Texas, to be and appear before
our district court for the count\
of Cooke, to be held at the court
house thereof in the city of Gaines-
ville on the first Monday in No-
vember, 1897, then and there to
answer the petition of D. T. Bo
mar, No. 4791, filed in said court
on the 30th day of September,
1897, against them and Albert
Schreiber and Jacob Martini, in
which the said Bomar alleges in
substance that he is the owner
aud holder of a promisory note
for tne sum of nine hundred and
nety seven dollars and twelve
cent-1, executed and dated October
1, 1890, by Clark & Plumb, a
partnership composed of said
Dorr Clark and Duncan C. Plumb,
and payable on or before three
years after date to the order of
Ada F. Hooke, Annie L. Eager,
Kobert Eager and T. F. Steele,
and bearing interest from date at
the rate of 8 per cent per annum,
and agreeing to pay an additional
sum of 10 per cent for attorney's
ees in case of collection by suit,
which note was given in consider-
ation of the purchase money for
:wo tracts of land in Archer coun-
ty, Texas, one being 673 acres off
of the east side of the John H.
isher survey No. 18, for 1920
acres, and the other being 213 H
acres off of the south end
cf the F. W. White survey
of 640 acres patented to the
heirs of Francis Brichta; which
and was sold and conveyed by
the payees in said note to the said
Clark & Plumb, and a lein was
retained in their deed to secure
the payment of said note; and
that afterwards on October 10th,
894, there being then due a bal-
ance on said note of one thousand
and sixty dollars, the a;1 id Clark
& Plumb by their writing endors-
ed on said note, acknowledged
said amount to be due thereon,
which they agreed in writing to
Hacks,
Bulk oysters l^-cents per dozen
at Bartlett &»i?eeler'B.
Farm Wagons,
Delivery
Fresh velvet
Bartlett & Keeler7s.
nfoj«gses
a
ses candy at
Wagons
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF|
Best Goods at Lowest Prices.
You are invited to call and see tliemjat
BLW. Sianiforth's, Gainesville,Tex
A Pleasant Aff?ir.
The Sans Souci club met Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock wi»;h Mies
Beth Almond. It being the first
regular meeting Miss Almond
very appropriately entertained
with a progressive initial game.
After a hearty and delicious
repast, souvenirs of quaint and
artistic designs, descriptive of the
club, name and color, were given
each and caused much spirited
conversation as the "fair ladies"
gazed in wonder at their topics,
flowers, authors, etc., and envied
were the few who received the
ones with this—"noted m^n."
However, all t*ie cards proved the
"sesame which opens doors—
Wood choppers.
Ten wood choppers wanted
Apply at City Grocery store.
9
Notice to Stockholders.
The annual meeting of stock
holders of the Hesperian Building
and Savings Association will be
held at the office of its secretary";
228 East California street, on the
14th day of December, 1897, be
tween the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock
p. m., for the purpose of electing
nine directors to serve for the en
suing year, and transact such oth
er business as may become before
them. The polls will be opened
at 1 o'clock and close at 3 o'clock
p. m. and every stockholder is re
quested to call and vote. Stock
holders meeting proper, at
o'clock p. m.
dl4 J. W. Blanton, Sec'y
The Fair has the most complete
shoe repair shop in Gainesville
All work guaranteed.
'•Ladies and Gentlemen."
I have something that will
please you both. The finest line
of carvers, scissors, pocket knives
and plated ware just received.
W. H. Kay's
Up to Date Hardware Store.
Xtoyml mates the food pare,
Absolutely Pur*
MOVAL MMM EOWOtH OO., MW VMM.
pay at Gainesville, Texas, on de-
mand, with interest at the rate «f
ten per cent per annam thereon
from said date, which note and
renewal is now the property ot
the plaintiff, and said sum of on«
thousand and sixty dollars with
interest and attorney's fees tbera-
on as aforesaid, is doe and pay-
able and is a lien apon said land;
and that the other defendants
claim some sort of lien or title to
said lands throngh and nnder said
Clark & Plumb, bnt subsequent
and subject to plaintiff's lien
therecn The plaintiff prays for
judgment for the amonnt doe
upon said note with interest and
attorney's fees and for a foreclos-
ure of bis lien upon said lands,
and for such further relief as be
may be entitled to in the premises.
Herein fail not bnt of this writ
make duo retnrn.
Witness my hand and seal of
office this the 30th day of Sep-
tember, 1897.
[l. s ] W. H. Dowkard,
Clerk District Court, Cooke conn*
ty, Texas.
—■» mm
people'b odeble8b prooms
—yon—
Cleaning Vaults, Sinks and Closets
Without Offense or Smell.
Orders can be left at
Scheline's store,
Edward's drug store,
William Kilgore's.
T. J. Rkkd.
— ON-
Fine Clothing
Our $10,00 and $12,00 suits<t "7 RA
from now on at - - ■t' ' •vJvr
10.75
Our $14,00 and $15,00 suits
from now on - - -
Our $16, $18 and $20 suits
which are much superior
in design and make up
to those made by these
cheap john artificial tai- M OtC
lorrs, go now at - -
Overcoats and Pants at the
same reduction.
Yours to please,
Heninger Bros.
W. S. GARVEY,
The"only exclusive
Bulk oysters
at Bartlett & Ke
fs npr rinrjm
Coal Dealer
In the city. Carries on hand
McAlester. Briar Creek, iCoalgate
BLACKSMITH COAL
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